Quiz - Behaviour Therapy

The following are the major areas of development in Behaviour Therapy EXCEPT...

• Classical conditioning

• Operant conditioning

• Virtual conditioning

• Social learning theory

The following are the roles played by a behaviour therapist EXCEPT...

• Understand the function of client behaviour.

• Examine client's unconscious and past experience to deal with their problematic behaviour.

• Uses evidence-based strategies to help maintain behavioural change.

• Measure progress towards goal throughout duration of treatment.

In Behaviour Therapy, the 'A', 'B', and 'C' of functional assessment respectively means...

• Atmospheric conditions, Biological responses, Cognitive processes

• Attribution styles, Behavioral tendencies, Conscious thoughts

• Activating event, Belief system, Consequences

• Antecedent event, Behaviour, Consequences

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The Operant Conditioning in which Mr. Tony applies in class by giving out prizes to students who performed well in the lecture quizzes is known as...

• Punishment

• Extinction

• Positive reinforcement

• Negative reinforcement

In Operant Conditioning, when a behaviour is strengthened because it allows an individual to avoid or escape unpleasant stimuli, it is known as...

• Positive reinforcement

• Negative reinforcement

• Extinction

• Punishment

Which Operant Conditioning is opposed by some behaviour therapists?

• Positive reinforcement

• Negative reinforcement

• Punishment

• Extinction

The following are the processes involved in systematic desensitization EXCEPT...

• Perform cognitive restructuring with client.

• Conduct relaxation training with client.

• Work with client to develop graduated anxiety hierarchy.

• Client is repeatedly exposed to anxiety-evoking situations.

The exposure of client to actual anxiety-evoking events is known as...

• Guided imagery

• Biofeedback

• Social skills training

• In-vivo exposure

Which Behaviour Therapy technique could help clients deal with their ability to interact effectively in social situations?

• Social skills training

• Progressive muscle relaxation

• Exposure therapy

• Rational emotive imagery

The following are the limitations of Behaviour Therapy EXCEPT...

• Behaviour Therapy changes behaviours, but does not change feelings.

• Behaviour Therapy does not provide insight.

• Behaviour Therapy is time-consuming.

• Behaviour Therapy treats symptoms rather than causes.